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by dellamonica
853 days ago
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The ellipse can be also encoded by just the lengths along each axis and then by a rotation in R^n (which is just a unitary matrix multiplication). So in essence, for the problem in the original post there are three pieces of information needed: a translation, a rotation, and the deformations of the unit ball along the axes. |
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